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Enquire within upon everything
·
Robert Kemp Philp
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xviii.
People
in
general
are
not
aware
how
very
essential
to
the
health
of
the
inmates
is
the
free
admission
of
light
into
their
houses.
xix.
When
you
dry
salt
for
the
table,
do
not
place
it
in
the
salt
cellars
until
it
is
cold,
otherwise
it
will
harden
into
a
lump.
xx.
Never
put
away
plate,
knives
and
forks,
&c.,
uncleaned,
or
great
inconvenience
will
arise
when
the
articles
are
wanted.
xxi.
Feather
beds
should
be
opened
every
third
year,
the
ticking
well
dusted,
soaped,
and
waxed,
the
feathers
dressed
and
returned.
xxii.
Persons
of
defective
sight,
when
threading
a
needle,
should
hold
it
over
something
white,
by
which
the
sight
will
be
assisted.
xxiii.
In
mending
sheets
and
shirts,
put
in
pieces
sufficiently
large,
or
in
the
first
washing
the
thin
parts
give
way,
and
the
work
done
is
of
no
avail.
xxiv.
When
reading
by
candle-light,
place
the
candle
behind
you,
that
the
rays
may
pass
over
your
shoulder
on
to
the
book.
This
will
relieve
the
eyes.
xxv.
A
wire
fire-guard,
for
each
fire-place
in
a
house,
costs
little,
and
greatly
diminishes
the
risk
to
life
and
property.
Fix
them
before
going
to
bed.
xxvi.
In
winter,
get
the
work
forward
by
daylight,
to
prevent
running
about
at
night
with
candles.
Thus
you
escape
grease
spots,
and
risks
of
fire.
xxvii.
Be
at
much
pains
to
keep
your
children's
feet
dry
and
warm.
Don't
bury
their
bodies
in
heavy
flannels
and
wools,
and
leave
their
arms
and
legs
naked.
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